Opera browser has built in VPN. It uses SurfEasy VPN.
SurfEasy VPN is also available to other popular browsers as an extension.
Judging by comments of different VPN extensions - SurfEasy is both reliable and fast.
Opera browser has built in VPN. It uses SurfEasy VPN.
SurfEasy VPN is also available to other popular browsers as an extension.
Judging by comments of different VPN extensions - SurfEasy is both reliable and fast.
Netherlands has one of the most liberal / privacy friendly Internet laws..
When one routes through VPN the requested data instead going straight to ur ISP it goes to the VPN server which encrypts it and sends to ur location.
Theoretically VPN servers close to u/ur country are faster, but not always - VPN servers on other continent or otherside of the globe can reach almost same speeds as VPN servers/countries close to u.
Pick a server and go to speedtest.net if interested.
VPN services on a browser:
Opera browser has built in VPN. It uses SurfEasy VPN service.
SurfEasy VPN is also available to (at least) Chrome and Vivaldi too, it's on Chrome Web Store as extension. Judging by comments written to different VPN extension providers SurfEasy seems to be the most reliable and give best speeds.
Attention: Browser VPN only secures traffic between browser and internet(!) and cannot be used to other than traffic to/from browser.
Most cloud services scan all content (MS, Google Dropbox).. And MS bans all pr0n.
MEGA Cloud gives 50GB free (!) and it's encrypted:
https://www.gaytorrent.ru/details.php?id=2ad0c90a02294dba2ff2a08d64ab880dde6d85dbeecb7e4a&hit=1
I'm on Windows and I used first uTorrent (latest) and then qbittorrrent… Now I'm going back to uTorrent.
Why?
I'm usually seeding 100-200 torrents, and I've noticed that qbittorrent is not good with uploads.
I had plenty much more uploading with utorrent, therefore also quota on tracker sites
With qbittorrent I had lost several hundreds of GB of download capacity
I see that there are peers and I have seed but qbit puts only so little amount of torrents to the upload stream at given time.
Also qbit has - well much features - but utorrent has a lot more features, which is important
Most prolly know that http://www.gayeroticvideoindex.com is a good place to find info about films. Large catalog.
My biggest issue with managing is that I'm constantly out of space! ;D
Why do you think I have to keep adding hard drives to my collection on a couple of my different servers to hold it all now? LOL
heh ;D
I have on HDD's that I encrypt with Veracrypt (free-open source).
My biggest issue with managing is that I'm constantly out of space! ;D
Actually I do like american too.. it just takes time to find good films with hot guys with plenty of big uncut dicks ;D
Oh, actually I'm using Vivaldi browser - but I have decided to dedicate Opera for porn browsing
Both Opera and Vivaldi as well as Chrome use Chromium project as browser base with Blink engine (developed by Google & Opera).
Chromium project is older than Google, but Chrome is the most "popular" of Chromium/Blink browsers.
It's common for sites to register my browser (Vivaldi or Opera) as Chrome, or more so current Chromium/Blink version that the browser uses
Thank you for your reply.
I have then switched to qbittorrent and while it's nice and some way better than utorrent - i'm going back to utorrent as it has more features managing torrents, while qbit does allow a lot more concurrent ups/down.
I wonder if I can use 2 clients over the transition period–- hmm I guess it's in the FAQ.
I don't like american.. because cut…
British stuff is in many cases very terribly filmed, lazy actors etc. UKNM is an exception and maybe some others.
I'm thinking of changing uTorrent to qBitTorrent, as uTorrent doesn't seem to work well with this sites tracker it's constantly complaining about something like "normally only one protocol/socket/address/portetc is allowed" and my seedings go "dark red" it sometimes takes even an hour for the tracker to update
I use Opera. It's a very nice browser with Chromium engine.
Opera now has even built in ad blocker (no need to have extra extensions that are harsh on system resources and you don't give out your browsing details to some random coder that did an extension).
Opera also has built in VPN!
I recommend Opera! hXXp://www.opera.com/
At least, it didn't used to when younger..
Hey, I'm having some problems with the site and utorrent…
I have uploaded a bunch of videos and seeding some that I downloaded.
Very often the tracker says: "Only one usage of each socket address (protocol/network address/port) is normally permitted"
What can I do? I have randomizing port set on but i'm thinking of changing it.
Also I'm bit of fed up of utorrent and thinking of getting qbittorrent